One of the functions that attracted the most attention during the presentation last June of the new version of macOS, iOS, tvOS, watchOS and iPadOS is found in the possibility of being able to share folders directly from iCloud, as has always been possible through Dropbox and Microsoft's OneDrive.
However, and as has happened in previous years with other functions (AirPlay 2), the launch of this function It has been delayed and is not available with the release of the final version of macOS Catalina, a final version that for a few hours is already available to everyone outside the beta program.
As stated by the company, in order to share folders from our iCloud account we will have to wait until spring 2020, certainly very bad news for those who continue to use Dropbox to share entire folders exclusively.
Currently, any user can share any document stored in iCloud Drive, but you can't share entire folders, a very useful feature for some people but inexplicably unavailable on Apple's cloud storage service.
The delay of the launch of this function, not the first Since initially its launch was scheduled for the fall of this year by the hand of macOS Catalina. It should be remembered that this is not a function that comes from the hand of macOS Catalina, but that it is available on each and every device with access to iCloud.
iCloud has received a major facelift in addition to receiving a large number of options with the launch of iOS 13 and iPadOS 13, allowing users of these devices to access the content of connected devices without having to first copy the content to the device. Thanks to this function, if we can say that The iPad Pro is an ideal replacement for the MacBook in almost every respect.
